Associated Centres & Groups

We work closely with some of Warwick's research centres below. With shared goals and interests, we encourage collaboration with our members.

BEE HubLink opens in a new window

The Bio-Electrical Engineering (BEE) Innovation hub researches biological electricity. They bring together expertise from biology, physics, engineering and chemistry.

Centre for Interdisciplinary MethodologiesLink opens in a new window

The centre was founded in 2012. It's aim is to discover ways researchers can work together, with a focus on methodology.

Circular Economy Researchers Network (CERN)

CERN is a network focused on supporting the transition to a circular economy. The aim is to allow researchers at Warwick working on various aspects of circular economy to network, share ideas, explore opportunities and to collaborate.

Fluid Dynamics Research CentreLink opens in a new window

This is the unifying centre for researchers in fluid dynamics across all departments at the University of Warwick. Our research-seminar series in one of the oldest, continuously running seminar series in Fluid Dynamics in the UK.

Institute for Global Sustainable DevelopmentLink opens in a new window

The institute is Warwick's hub for research on global sustainable development. Their research crosses disciplinary boundaries and works with non-academic partners.

Research Technology Platforms (RTPs)Link opens in a new window

The RTP programme makes sure our researchers have access to the equipment and expertise they need to carry out outstanding scientific work.

Soft Matter & BiophysicsLink opens in a new window

The centre researches the relatively new field of soft matter physics. Their researchers look at the behaviour and properties of matter such as polymers, rubbers and emulsions. These are materials we encounter in our daily life in things like plastics, soaps and shampoos.

Sustainable Materials and Manufacturing Centre for Doctoral TrainingLink opens in a new window

The centre is funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). It brings together University of Warwick, Exeter and Cranfield to work on research around sustainability and engineering.

Warwick Antimicrobial Interdisciplinary CentreLink opens in a new window

The researchers at the centre are working to tackle antibiotic resistance.

Warwick Centre for Industrial Biotechnology and BiorefiningLink opens in a new window

The centre is a hub for experts working in the field of biotechnology and biorefining. The centre is represented by academics from the School of Engineering, Department of Chemistry, School of Life Sciences and Warwick Manufacturing Group. This ensures multidisciplinary collaborations across key research areasLink opens in a new window.

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